Cute spot, different levels to see. Parking lot and street parking. Lots of different merch, some…read morethings reasonably priced. Where the line is and to get out are the same spot, and it's tight to get through if there is a line.

What a delightful experience! This family owned and operated business is celebrating 46 years! I…read morewish I had found it sooner. They offer a good mix of true antiques, vintage finds, and some fun thrift-style and more modern items/pieces, which honestly makes the browsing experience even better. I picked up some replica Depression-era measuring cups and the prettiest vintage glass bowl, and the prices were really reasonable for the area. Each booth has its own personality, and it's a true treasure hunt vibe. If you love digging for unique items or gifts, this is a must-stop.

This unique, fun vintage store is a blast to visit and find new things you didn't even know you…read moreneeded! The selection has something for everyone and it's just so interesting to browse. I also got to meet one of the owners, Brandy, and she is just a delight! This place is a must-stop if you're even considering going near Franklin. I can't recommend it enough!

From the owner: Vintage clothes, antique furniture, home decor, antique booth rental space & consignment.read more

Loved this antique shop in an old house. I attended the Antique and Garden show at Music City…read moreCenter and stopped in Franklin to pick up a light I saw hanging in the show booth. Interesting finds and some "masculine" treadures great for a man cave. We will be back! Thank you for taking the light off the ceiling for me!

By far one of my favorite antique stores to visit in franklin. Nustled into the other antique…read morestores off of Margin, this one provides a treasure very time I visit. Well worth the visit.

Fabulous place to browse and choose something unique! The staff is genuinely kind and welcoming to…read moremy little grandkids too!

Treated very rudely. Will not be returning. The shop keeper…read morewas dismissive of my two young adult daughters and me this Saturday. She looked us up and down and didn't allow us to come into her store at 4:45. She allowed others in right in front of us. We were treated like 2nd class citizens.

Very cool little antique/record/curio shop filled with very cool stuff. Clothing, typewriters,…read moresuper 8 cameras, art, kitsch, and generally awesome stuff that hipsters love. And I don't mean that negatively. Not pretentious or snooty, just a cool little store in a cool little town south of Nashville. This is the awesome kind if store that could never exist in LA or San Francisco or NY because it would be overrun by smarmy fashionistas in overpriced vintage gear. Now, I dropped in to look at records and was not disappointed. Prices are fair and the selection is ... different. Lots of the same common $1-$3 records you see in record store and thrift shops across the country, but then LOTS of rare stuff you just don't see anywhere. Original Patsy Cline on Decca? Yup. A LEGIT, non-counterfeit Introducing the Beatles on Vee Jay? Yup. That amazing first gospel record that Elvis did in the late 50s? Yup. This place has more Beatles, Dylan, Elvis, and Hank Williams Sr. than you and three of your buddies could carry. Seriously. I found a first press Sweetheart of the Rodeo in NM- condition for $16. Again, prices are fair and they have stuff I've never seen out in the wild before (see: Byrds purchase and Beatles LP). Some really serious records in there. TL;DR - This is a great little shop filled with great antiques and records, and has that organic, non-manufactured "authentic" feel that hipster-type folks are always searching for. This store is an absolute gem that deserves your patronage.

A cool record shop in a garage. I've found some of my best records in shops just like this, so cool…read morethat it exists. Picked up a couple of jazz records, a couple of rock records. All fairly priced. Looking over prices, most were fair; some were a tad over or under market value, but solid pricing for most records. Other items were cool to peruse; they had some comics and those were really oddly priced with one issue of the same midlist series in a bag and board for $2, another from the same series out of the bag with a price sticker taped right to the cover (ruining it) for $12. Tapes priced wildly over the place, but no we're in a cassette renaissance or something. Will definitely be back, a solid 3 with a chance of being a 4. No "new" records here, but a great thrifting spot!

The Iron Gate; it's like walking into a beautifully laid out home. Truly an experience. Absolutely…read moreeverything you need to make incredible tablescapes. Gorgeous linens and pillows and beautiful household accessories. Exquisite collection of coral - stunning! Personal accessories and custom jewelry by Easton Elle Jewelry with semi precious stones, seashells, fresh water pearls, in 18c plated gold. My favorite!

Lady followed my wife and I everywhere we went without so much as a hello. It always feels strange…read moreto be watched like that. I guess she thought we were going to stuff a pillow up my sweater. Even if I would have found a piece I really liked I would have passed due to this. Our little shadow. Other than that, they did have some cool pieces.

Super nice owner and lots of amazing items to buy. Very reasonable prices. Will definitely be backread more

We are currently building a house so I feel like I have been going to tons of stores like The Faded…read moreFarmhouse...but this one stood out. The employees greeted us immediately and warmly. There was a large selection of items from jewelry, hand crafted signs, candles, furniture, etc. All of the items were amazingly beautiful and very reasonably priced. I believe I saw some Rae Dunn items as well...those are a hot commodity I hear! I am a sucker for details. I noticed how they had their business cards displayed (in the pages of a book that was fanned open) and I immediately commented on it. So creative, simple and perfect for this place! I can't wait to go to the Columbia location too! My house is almost dead center between the two. Coincidence? I think not...

Check out this beautiful store if you are in need of an afternoon pick-me-up experience or visual…read moreinspiration of any kind. The store itself is presented neatly and beautifully in one of Franklin's most historic homes. Walking through the rooms will transport you into a different time, of halcyon memories and beautiful heirloom belongings. Not to mention that the store is run by the sweetest couple -- they are so friendly and their kindness shines in a way that I will not soon forget. Give them your business when looking for antiques. They deserve it! :^ )

Some pretty things but quite sparse and pricey. I understand there is history behind the items they…read moreoffer and they are being selective in what they bring in but was surprised at the high prices (rather than a range of options) and bare appearance of the rooms.